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    --- com2tcp.exe ---
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Usage (client mode):
    com2tcp.exe [options] \\.\<com port> <host addr> <host port>

Usage (server mode):
    com2tcp.exe [options] \\.\<com port> <listen port>

Common options:
    --telnet              - use Telnet protocol.
    --terminal <type>     - use terminal <type> (RFC 1091).
    --help                - show this help.

COM port options:
    --baud <b>            - set baud rate to <b> (default is 19200),
                            where <b> is positive number or d[efault].
    --data <d>            - set data bits to <d> (default is 8), where <d> is
                            positive number or d[efault].
    --parity <p>          - set parity to <p> (default is no), where <p> is
                            n[o], o[dd], e[ven], m[ark], s[pace] or d[efault].
    --stop <s>            - set stop bits to <s> (default is 1), where <s> is
                            1, 1.5, 2 or d[efault].
    --ignore-dsr          - ignore DSR state (do not wait DSR to be ON before
                            connecting to host, do not close connection after
                            DSR is OFF and do not ignore any bytes received
                            while DSR is OFF).

    The value d[efault] above means to use current COM port settings.

Client mode options:
    --awak-seq <sequence> - wait for awakening <sequence> from com port
                            before connecting to host. All data before
                            <sequence> and <sequence> itself will not be sent.
    --interface <if>      - use interface <if> for connecting.

Server mode options:
    --interface <if>      - use interface <if> for listening.
    
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    --- com2tcp.bat ---
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Usage (client mode):
    com2tcp.bat [options] \\.\<com port> <host addr> <host port>

Usage (server mode):
    com2tcp.bat [options] \\.\<com port> <listen port>

Common options:
    --telnet              - use Telnet protocol.
    --terminal <type>     - use terminal <type> (RFC 1091).
    --help                - show this help.

COM port options:
    --baud <b>            - set baud rate to <b> (default is 19200),
                            where <b> is positive number or d[efault].
    --data <d>            - set data bits to <d> (default is 8), where <d> is
                            positive number or d[efault].
    --parity <p>          - set parity to <p> (default is no), where <p> is
                            n[o], o[dd], e[ven], m[ark], s[pace] or d[efault].
    --stop <s>            - set stop bits to <s> (default is 1), where <s> is
                            1, 1.5, 2 or d[efault].
    --ignore-dsr          - ignore DSR state (do not wait DSR to be ON before
                            connecting to host, do not close connection after
                            DSR is OFF and do not ignore any bytes received
                            while DSR is OFF).
    --connect-dtr         - set DTR to ON/OFF on opening/closing connection to
                            host.

    The value d[efault] above means to use current COM port settings.

Client mode options:
    --awak-seq <sequence> - wait for awakening <sequence> from com port
                            before connecting to host. All data before
                            <sequence> and <sequence> itself will not be sent.
    --interface <if>      - use interface <if> for connecting.

Server mode options:
    --interface <if>      - use interface <if> for listening.
    
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    --- com2tcp-rfc2217.bat ---
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Usage (TCP client mode):
    com2tcp-rfc2217.bat [options] \\.\<com port> <host addr> <host port>

Usage (TCP server mode):
    com2tcp-rfc2217.bat [options] \\.\<com port> <listen port>

Common options:
    --rfc2217-mode {c|s}  - use RFC 2217 (c)lient or (s)erver mode (default is
                            c for TCP client mode and s for TCP server mode).
    --connect [!]<state>  - connect or disconnect on <state> changing. Where
                            <state> is cts, dsr, dcd, ring or break. The
                            exclamation sign (!) can be used to invert the
                            action. By default the connection will be permanent
                            as it's possible.
    --delay-disconnect <t>
                          - delay the disconnect at least for <t> milliseconds.
                            Ignore the disconnect if the connect will raised
                            again while this delay.
    --keep-active <s>     - send NOP command every <s> seconds to keep the
                            connection active if data is not transferred.
    --share-com-port      - open the com port on connecting and close it on
                            disconnecting. By default the com port is open
                            permanently.
    --trace               - enable trace output.
    --help                - show this help.

TCP client mode options:
    --interface <if>      - use interface <if> for connecting.
    --reconnect <t>       - enable/disable forcing connection to remote host
                            on disconnecting and set reconnect time. Where <t>
                            is a positive number of milliseconds or d[efault]
                            or n[o]. If connection is not permanent then
                            d[efault] means n[o] else d[efault] means 0.

TCP server mode options:
    --interface <if>      - use interface <if> for listening.